One Nation Under God - Midnight Screenings Review
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See, that pisses me off. The fact that God will always be in your heart is precisely why he DOESN'T need to be in the Pledge of Allegiance and on money. Hell, he wasn't originally in or on either. He was added in the 1950s not as an expression of devout faith, but as a middle finger to the Communists during the Red Scare. Also, the Bible makes it explicitly clear that making a public display of prayer is nowhere nearly as good as doing it in private where no one sees you because private prayer is guaranteed to be legitimate, and public prayer could possibly be done for people's approval.
So, yeah, we have God on our money and in school because of spite. I'm sure God would approve.
Why would he care?
I mean, he had a couple of rules in his book back in the day.
Lotus Prince thank you. I am religious person and I agree. One of the biggest lessons was having a personal relationship with god PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP. The thing I hate most about these “religious” movies is the horrible messages they have.
Yeah, these hateful propaganda movies are the worst. I mean, the existence of religious movies is fine, but really, when's the last time anyone's seen one of those virulent atheists who pick fights over every little thing, that these movies love to pretend exist in droves?
Lotus Prince Ironic that in the first God’s not dead movie the main character calls out Kevin Sorbos character by saying it’s not atheism what his doing his just mad that others have another way of thinking.
And yet these movie has never put a muslim in a positive light has never put an atheist in a positive light never shows them coexist with each other because it’ll probably scare them in other words these aren’t Christian films they’re dirty propaganda pieces made by paranoid freaks
The deep irony of all this is that this is coming a year and a half after the entire religious right sold their souls by going all in on the human embodiment of the seven deadly sins.
Wasn't there a story about people worshipping something gold-colored and it ended rather badly for them...?
One Nation Under God's Not Dead
HollyBlueAgitated one old fashioned nation under god's not dead
One Old Fashioned War Room Nation Under God's Not Dead: The Return of Josh Whedon (Note: all "o's" are cross-hairs).
Bruce Parker God’s Let There be Light Club that I could only Imagine if Heaven was for Real.
When the Game Stands Under God's War Room: Ashamed, Voiceless, and Identical Edition...
In this film, an atheist professor regains his faith after he and his wife get smoked by a car, but he survives. After going and seeing Heaven himself, he consults with his long lost musician twin, an Italian gangster pastor, and a kindly old black lady who teaches him to drive the devil out of his house. He then goes on Hannity, meets with the Robertsons, opposes atheists trying to remove a cross from the center of town, and teaches his kids on a camping trip how to be a real man: all while coming in second at a double dutch contest, writing a song to inspire the masses, showing off a military murder film to kids, and watching his dog get electrocuted and Columbine all unfurl before his very eyes.
Starring Kevin Sorbo.
and a atheist professor dies in the end for the crime of having discussion of religion vs science instead of just siding in god and religion unQuestionably and also
There is a scene there they talking on the meaning of christmas in a car like midnight screenings or something saying how saint nicholas was guy that beat the shit of people for saying that jesus maybe was not Equal in status to god and dancing out of nowhere
*1. Sees title*
*2. Checks Rotten Tomatoes:* Nothing!!!
*3. Checks Imdb:* Nothing!!!
*4. Checks Wikipedia:* Nothing!!!
Ok Brad you need to help me here. What is this movie about?
Lutece I can't even find a trailer on youtube, what's going on?
They'll blame it on anti-Christian sentiments rather than acknowledging that it's just a bad movie.
Todd Wesley Hellems Wow.
I went to Google and typed in "new movie one nationion under god" IMDb was I think second or third result on page
Todd Wesley Hellems Why do these movies always go the Anita Sarkewian route? Many stories in The Bible are fantastic with great moral about forgiveness and love. Then why do they always go the victim route and revolve it around riduculous plots such as teacher being fired for talking about God in class? Havent they seen Silence by Martin Scorsese? .... Probably not. But thats a fantastic religous movie and im not even that religous.
These movies are starting to come with such insane frequency that I didn't even hear anything about this from my hard-right Christian family members on Facebook, and I have one relative who literally stayed up all night praying before going to see God's Not Dead 2. Also, can Kevin Sorbo please go back to doing real movies and stop being a mouthpiece for these propaganda pieces?
Yeah, real movies like … uh … "Kull The Conqueror"?
PeaTearGryfin Unfortunately since Kevin Sorbo keeps doing these movies, it's clear that he's a church lady now.
That movie is pretty much the reason Sorbo is reduced to this genre now.
Nah, let Sorbo keep doing this trash. Keep him away from Hollywood proper.
He's trying to become the Christian Goebbels.
I’m Christian, but I’m not gonna force or threaten my religion onto others or act like they’re monsters because they don’t believe.
Things like this movie is why I'm Gnostic now..
Same. As long as they aren't hurting anyone, I don't really care what a person's religious beliefs are. Every Muslim I know is a wonderful person, as are most Jewish people.
@@KaijaSchmauss what about the people who don't have a religious belief? Atheism isn't a religion.
Ah, sweet summer child, you'll soon learn how bloodthirsty your faith is.
@@spicewilliam9786 This person is being respectful. Seriously!?!
Just wanted to say you're my inspiration man. You went through a divorce and your ex cheated on you with one of your best friends.....and yet you came through with a sweet gal who is now your partner in crime. I hope my life takes a positive turn like that too. Thanks a lot for these videos. They keep me moving forward.
This movie sounds extremely insulting to the intelligence of anyone paying attention to politics right now.
One side or another will always get upset.
Yes, but this is a veiled promotion for guy who hasn't done a single good thing since he became a president and is probably a traitor (Mueller investigation anyone?).
In high school, my friend whose a Jehovah's Witness got called out in class for not doing the Pledge. Part of his faith is that he isn't allowed to salute the flag as it would be similar to worshipping a false idol. The teacher, an old conservative football coach didn't care. It showed me that the pledge shouldn't have to be forced on people that don't agree with it
Shouldn't have a God in it either.
That blows my mind as a Canadian. If we had a flag in a classroom, it was the teacher's personal choice and usually it was a history or socials class. Nobody forces you to do anything. There was even a group of kids at my high school who would pray outside the school every morning and nobody bothered them. They had a right to pray if they wanted to. They just couldn't force anyone else to pray. I don't even think I ever heard the anthem at school, ever. Granted, the original lyrics of our anthem isn't totally racist, unlike the original US National Anthem that actually condones slavery.
@@charlesledbetter907 Well, he's there in the Pledge of Allegiance so..
Man... I'm still bummed that Kevin Sorbo turned out to be such a douchebag. I loved Hercules so much back in the day.
HansAlRachid yeah, same. I liked him in Andromeda too. The dude was really likeable back then.
DISAPPOINTED!
Personally, I find it fitting, as Heracles was a douchebag, just like his dad.
HansAlRachid at least Lucy Lawless is cool!
I am more disappointed at Ray Wise's for God's not dead.
If you need religion to be a good person - spoiler alert: You're not a good person.
minski76 Actually yes you are
If all that keeps you from going out and commit crimes is the fear of hell, the promise of paradise or "because the man in the sky tells you so". No. Actually, you're not.
minski76 So I'm not a good person because I'm a Christian?
KarnRulez
The claim is “Following the tenants of a religion without believing that there’s any meaningful reason to follow them except to avoid eternal suffering has a null effect on your goodness” not “Your religion makes you a bad person who hides it well, or somesuch”
Expressed as equations
Good Person + Religion = *Good Person*
Bad Person + Religion = *Bad Person*
Person who has plotted out a functional schematic to mass murder a bunch of I dunno, Yankee fans? + Religion = *Person who already committed that murder in their heart* (I think Jesus is quoted as saying something about that reflecting poorly on their ethical state)
Even if you believe that the threat of Hell inspiring a lack of dedication to one’s misdeeds is sufficient to being a good person, it never follows that “I think that following orders out of fear of the consequences for disobedience rather than respect for the orders implies a lack of respect for the one issuing the orders” translates to “the religious lack respect for their supreme commanding officer”
I get that you could advocate for the transformative power of a religious conversion or identity from badness into goodness, but that isn’t what is being dismissed by minski76. It’s just an insistence that being a religious hypocrite doesn’t make the person good somehow. Such hypocrites don’t believe in avoiding doing bad things for the sake of goodness, they merely believe in escaping punishment.
If you want to openly claim that merely believing in escaping punishment is _good enough_ then at least that would be a coherent opposing stance, but it’s baffling and counterproductive to take the “I disagree with things you’re not talking about” approach instead.
You're not a good person if you think you HAVE to be Christian to be one. You can be good and believe in God, but if you're only good BECAUSE you believe in God and fear his punishment or want his reward, you're not. Good people are good people, regardless of what Gods they do or don't believe in and regardless of what the expect to happen after they die.
Laura, you don't need to be Dave. If anything, we're glad to hear your take on this craziness too.
Laura you're doing a great job! Great contributions :3
0/10 not enough dave in these comments.
Explain to me how Sorbo and Dean Cain even ended up on Supergirl TV show, the most in your face liberal TV show that i watch at least? Paycheck I guess, but come on.
They pray at the alter of the all mighty dollar.
That argument reminds me of that Family Guy joke where their debate is only buzzwords and Lois wins over the entire crowd while saying nothing
Lois: 9. 11.
I have just one word to describe what I think of Kevin Sorbo´s carreer these days. To quote a way better role of his:"Disappointed!"
John O ́neil did he ever regretted Hercules?
Usually you want to hate someone but they're just too damn likeable and charismatic.
Kevin Sorbo is the rarely seen inverse. Someone you want to like... but they're just so hateable of a person. He seems like such a nice guy, but good lord he isn't...
+Vincent Ibarra Not about that, but he does seem to be jealous of Xena's success.
01101101 01100101 01101001 Just watch Xena. It's a better show anyway.
John O ́neil Holy shit. Was that Kevin Sorbo? Boy did he turn over a new leaf.
The lead character is Hispanic? That's rather surprising considering the Trump rap at the beginning.
Eh, he has his Hispanic supporters.
As a Hispanic guy, I know Latinos who support Trump. They're basically made up of folks whose families have been on the "Spanish colonialism was a good thing" side for a while, or they really really want America to like them and think deporting all the "bad Latinos" means they'll get to stay.
There actually quite a few. If I live in an area that has a large Hispanic population and is also very conservative, so I've seen quite a few of them in the area.
Dave's not Dead
Jesus, Bro! 2 subtitle.
Already crowdfunded.
Sorry, but Sarah is god in the Jesus Bro! canon. Like the aliteration on D regardless.
"You don't need to have a filter"
It's amazing that we just live in a world now where people are looking at someone in a position where they have to negotiate through trust and respect and they're just like "Yeah, being petty and having no tact at all is a good thing!"
26:45 "This movie is one of, if not the worst movie I've seen so far this year-"
A wild Dinesh D'Souza has appeared...
"Presidential candidate Antonio Sabato Jr." isn't even close to the craziest thing in the film...
SuperDevolution what's the craziest thing in the movie
KotorFan3231 Being a Christian somehow being detrimental to a Presidential candidate. In The United States.
Fun fact, this is the same kind of movie Steven Crowder thinks about when he needs to climax.
Michael Hegwood with a bit of Trump's rhetoric on Fox News to keep hard
I just laughed so hard at this comment because you're 100% right. He probably has Ben Shapiro playing in the background while he's getting off too.
good one
They know that the guy who wrote the Pledge of Allegiance was a socialist, right? Also, are we seeing the build-up of a Pureflix Cinematic Universe? I can't wait until Kevin Sorbo fights Thanos!
Checking out PureFlix, they do have a connection to Dominionism organizations (Dominionism is a movement that wants a theocracy). So, not really surprising that they press that button.
Bellamy was a "Christian Socialist". The term "socialist" has a bucket full of very different meanings and usages, most of which are generally not well-known by people arguing on the internet or 24-hour news channels.
Lot of things to comment about today. _Actually_ , in the movie Jesus Bro! Elizabeth states that the Rickhead will be President in 2034. Presumably, he is VP for Carlos and Carlos has a bad accident with a Chicken Sandwich. Or was it an accident?
True, but the kind of people who made this movie are not nuanced about their views on socialism. :o)
And by the end of it none of us will feel so good.
I am a proud agnostic. I personally believe that there could possibly be a supreme creator being out there, but if there is, the vastness of existence implies that it would barely care about anything we do in our daily lives. If I gave any indication that these are my beliefs at one of my two jobs, I guarantee that I would never be allowed in the building again. The business is a privately-owned LLC, and the owner, my boss, is a Christian pastor and a Trump supporter, and more importantly a bully when it comes to HIS beliefs. I've seen him kick out a Middle Eastern customer for the slightest of infractions. He has said many times that if you don't agree with his beliefs you can get out.
My point in bringing this up is that practically everything depicted in these stupid religious persecution movies is actually happening TO atheists BY Christians, which is the worst irony of this entire thing. Thanks for reading this, btw.
BadAssMutha006 I'm a Christian, but it's cool, we don't have to believe in the same things
MadelineTopper Perhaps an agnostic deist?
I’ve only met one of those folks before.
BadAssMutha006
And there are parts in the world where Christians are being persecuted as well. And I think you're full of shit because no where in America have I ever seen Atheists being persecuted. I've seen Christians being persecuted, from Columbine to 9/11.
Peter von Feldt Oh, don't get me wrong, I know there are parts of the world where Christians are unpopular, and if we were talking about those parts of the world, I'd agree with you, but we're not. The movie's called "One Nation Under God" and we're talking about America, a country where you'd be fighting an uphill battle to get elected to public office if you're not the right denomination of Christianity, where Christians are a majority population and those in power and yet, still complain about not having enough power, where you can stumble across ten different Christian churches, Christian schools, and Christian-run businesses (including larger corporations) but you'd have to look hard to find a mosque or synagogue.
Oh, and the Columbine thing is an often-repeated myth, and 9/11 was more about "American Infidels," i.e. Americans who weren't Muslim (or weren't Muslim enough).
And even if those attributions of "killin dem Christians for being Christians" were accurate motives for these mass-murderers, it still wouldn't fall under a useful definition of *oppression.*
Oppression is not worthwhile shorthand for *victimized by criminals who have antipathy towards your particular group*
That definition would mean that Twitter users are oppressed the very second that some asshole that hates all Twitter users becomes famous for victimizing them.
Oppression is much better discussed as a function of power, by which human rights are denied as a result of legal authority failing to uphold any consistent resolution between those with resources and those that are treated as if laws don't matter and don't protect them. Christians are oppressed in areas where laws that should extend to them simply aren't. Christians can be said to be oppressed in areas where they are murdered and the consistent consequence for the murderers is one where they are not treated as criminals. They can be said to be oppressed in areas where reports of crimes result in investigations going nowhere b/c the authorities either don't bother or actively perpetuate said crimes. And they can be said to be oppressed in areas where simply implying that religious affiliation is political suicide at the very least, all the way up to needing to hire security
But none of these things are an accurate description of the United States. Christians are respected by legal authority, even in the cases where said authority is not deferential to their religiously-motivated political action. When Christians do not receive a fair shake, it's not due to a pattern of Christian opposition, but unrelated flaws in the legal system instead. When they feel downtrodden upon, it very well could be for their Christianity, but it's rather myopic for them to then conclude that the entire system is against them and their devotion to Jesus. That would be ignoring all sorts of legal & political realities in favor of feeding emotions far beyond what is fair.
Dave's not here man
2:41
No, I'm Dave! Let me in, I got the stuff!
Who?
Can Kevin Sorbo, like, do something other than a God movie? He's not a bad actor, but he's choosing to limit himself to one genre. Come on man, change it up!
Fairy Seraphim He sold his soul to the Devil and he thinks he gave his soul to God.
He did a guest spot on the Supergirl tv show last year. Which is weird considering how ridiculously not subtle that show is about its progressive leaning.
what role, General Zod?
He needs to go back to the Greek Pantheon.
Sorbo is trying to become the Christian Goebbels.
I do kinda wish Dave was at the religious ones, but she's become quite funny since gaining more confidence onscreen and is a welcome review partner for anything.
Nick Moore I'm glad it's not him. He's an ass.
I disagree. I don't like most people, but I've never seen anyone on this show that I didn't like. Dave is smart, funny, and reasonable, and seems like a good guy. His presence here would have been good because of his outspoken atheism and his history of seeing and reviewing this type of movie. The meanest thing I have even heard of him doing is telling some loud kids to "Kindly shut the fuck up" in a calm voice, and they deserved it. Where's your evidence?
Nick Moore Dave is the kind of guy you see drowning, but instead of helping, you toss him a big rock to weigh him down
Wow, how Christian of you. You know absolutely nothing about Dave.
Stoned Gremlin Productions Do I have to like every member of your team?
I so cannot wait for your review of the new Dinesh D'Souza movie coming out
rogerwhutwhut and won't have to wait long seeing it our on Friday.
rogerwhutwhut It opens with Hitler and Braun committing suicide in their bunker. How on the nose can he get?
Isn't that movie called Death of a Nation?
Natenbox64 Yes
I'm still waiting for a Christian "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" remake
Clay Pidgeon 162 I can totally see that being made. Instead of being aliens covertly taking over the world as an allegory for the Cold War fear of the spread of Communism, it would be all emotionless, God-hating atheists.
Missionary of the Body Snatchers
The snatchers won in the end, you know. Both 1950's and 1970's versions.
Check out "C Me Dance," although the Christians are kind of the body-snatchers in that.
Clay Pidgeon 162
What Left Behind didn't do a good enough job of it either the original or the Cage version?
Please, for the love of god please, make a Cinema Snob episode of this.
Laura is looking very pretty tonight! Especially after seeing a Christian movie!
You know... one of these days, I'd want to see a Midnight Screenings where it's just Laura, Sarah and Allison.
She wore makeup to a Christian movie? Burn that witch!
But seriously, she is. Get some, Brad!
@@funkyweapon1981 She seems nice enough. I wonder if there are any religious films she likes since she seems like she respects others beliefs
The inability to separate church and state is why thousands of Americans are going steadily more insane every year.
Blisterdude123
Never was in the constitution. Jefferson wrote about it in one of his letters to either a colleague or a family member. This nation has always been founded with christianity in mind, however this nation since lost its way and is failing to bring in new Christians thanks to the extremist groups and pseudo Christian cult. They continue to decide and give christianity a bad name entirely.
Politics and religion are a bad mix. They've always been a bad mix. They've never not been a bad mix. Religion is for the mind, the soul, for the immaterial world. It is personal. It has no place being a part of government policy, which deals with practical, tangible, material means, where decisions and choices are made that dictate laws and guidelines that affect millions of people.
@@Openreality nope. First off, who cares what people long dead care? Founded with Christianity in mind? Except for the specific part where it says the government shall promote no religions, AKA separation of church and state, which IS right there. As a veteran I am offended but not surprised when people lie about this.
Oh God, the title alone sounds painful. So, I do have a question. You said you got an advanced screening. Was this at a movie theater, or was it on your computer or something?
CheeseCrusader42 can be both.
Depends on film and or cast and crew
Having some experience as a movie reviewer, from what he described, it was probably online, via a private link. Smaller movies tend to do that rather then rent theaters.
I appreciate that you have begun to catalog it as the "God Is Not Dead Cinematic Universe". MCU has Stan Lee, JJ Abrams, and Avi Arad, the GINDCU has Kirk Cameron, Kevin Sorbo, and Biker Santa.
Meanwhile, as a non-American, I find the Pledge of Allegiance creepy to begin with.
SsnakeBite yeah if Trump had his way, every word would be Trump
SsnakeBite
I can see that, at least it's not Satanism, so it's not the worst thing to hear, depending on where you stand on that opinion.
SsnakeBite I know right?? Every time I see it on TV or whatever I'm like, wow they're basically Soviet Russia or an English version of North Korea. Which is weird because America is so loud about freedom.
As an American, I can tell you that nobody will give a shit if you just don't say the pledge at all. Maybe this depends on where you live exactly but in my entire school life, they didn't care if you said it, but you did still have to stand up. (Just stand; not put your hand over your heart or anything)
Please send Dave and Sarah to this movie.
Yes please!
29:50 One of the reasons I Love Brad Jones, his smart mouth comments are some of the best I've heard
If I were gay, his voice would give me a boner!
Sean Ashmead Fox: its all that Crystal Pepsi
Oh Kevin, how far you have fallen from Andromeda
Megaman3300
Or Hercules for that matter.
He ruined Andromeda by forcing the writers to make the series all' about his character.
Someone give me the Bad Christian exploitation persicution movie checklist or bingo card please?
TheArceusftw we need Buddhaploitation!
if it could be in Jesus Bro! then you get a spot on the board
I feel that Christianity has gone unchallenged for so long that any criticism comes across like some sort of malicious conspiracy.
Depends on where you live. It can be tough being a Christian in some middle eastern countries like Iran, or in the hellhole that is the DPRK.
Yea bu that applies to most people though. Even Muslims can be targeted in the middle east for following a slightly different version of Islam.
Paul A
Just remember, narrow is the path and few find it. This isn't true christianity, this is a cult under the guise of christianity. True Christians do challenge the cult. This isn't what Jesus would've wanted.
You could make a drinking game out of all the overused tropes in these Christploitation films.
Maybe don't, we don't want people dying of alcohol poisoning.
If I were running for President, I'd keep it quiet that I'm an atheist and then as soon as I won I'd have a press conference in which all I do is say "you elected an atheist" and then drop the microphone. I can imagine the muricans going "NOOO. WHAT HAVE WE DONE?" before blowing their brains out. Wonderful.
It would be funnier if you were pushing that everyone needs to get a mark placed on thier right hand when you announced this lol! Make it as aweful as possible.. Even fake news of thousands suddenly disappearing lol! I'm Gnostic so I'm not fooled. But I know plenty who would start throwing feacel matter and pulling hair out lol!
Somebody needs to run like that.
The majority of Americans don't actually care. Although the majority identify as "Christian", it's more like "Christian by default". Most people have personal religious beliefs but are not VERY religious or care what other people are. You would certainly trigger millions of nutjobs though.
I just want someone to make a Christian movie with no political agenda. Maybe a film about a Christian donating an organ to young kid or a Christian coming out as LGBT and finding acceptance among other people of faith. I just want my religion accurately portrayed in cinema
I have run into some that have an undercurrent of Christianity, but aren't a church sermon. In fact I'd say most films that aren't Pureflix or done by Tyler Perry are like that.
Most movies based on bible stories are like that, in my experience. As is the VeggieTales series, from what I remember.
I had an idea, inspired by the 2014 Godzilla of all things. The scene where they're about to jump out, and the one soldier is praying. I thought, how about a story about the relationship between two soldiers (or airmen or sailors or Marines) of different faiths. One Christian and one Sikh. About how their faiths inform their approach to military life, about them becoming friends, about them coming to respect and understand each other's religion...You know, something uplifting and positive.
psycher7 Now that would make a good, positive movie. That's something I'd gladly see
KarnRulez
There is one. The Jesus film. It takes about the life of Jesus and follows the gospels.
Ohhhhh excited! I love these types of films haha.
Religious class in my opinion should be available but not mandatory. You can take them if you want too but you shouldn't be forced to.
There are World Religion classes. However, they intend to teach students about belief systems and their impact on people, laws and the environment, not proselytize.
Bright red dot in the sky? Yeah that's Mars. It was in opposition on the 27th.
No, it was Arrakis. Dune. Desert planet. THE SPICE MUST FLOOOOWWW!
HE WHO CONTROLS THE SPICE, CONTROLS THE UNIVERSE!
There needs to be a movie where Christians are the persecutors, one idea I have is a movie about Saint Patrick where he's the villain.
That actually gets mentioned briefly in The Mists of Avalon (book, not the tv movie). He's offscreen, but I'm pretty sure Saint Columba is in it and they're both portrayed as bigoted douchebags.
Maybe someone can make "The Inquisition" film, a documentary about actual Christian history.
What scares me is that there is actually an audience for these movies.
Matthew Walton
There truly isn't. Christians just have a bunch of by the numbers "charts" reps and don't want to listen to reason. Most Christians in their right mind find these films cringy at best thanks to The Passion of the Christ. The message was lost behind the holier than thow complex it hid behind and no matter who you were you hated it.
there are no gods other than the ones humans create in their minds
Pete Stark the Rep for California whom was the 5th most senior rep in the 112th congress was the first open athiest member of congress and Rocky Johnson the presidential candidate for the Justice Party and Mayor of Salt Lake City was America's athiest candidate in 2012 as was Vincent Hallinan in the 1952 election and had the third highest polling.
I have no problem with God being in the pledge of allegiance. I have no problem with God not being in the pledge of allegiance. I just have a problem of kids in school being indoctrinated by being forced to repeat it every day.
PREACH!
(wait XD)
Bret Sheeley
They don't. Texas is in it's own world here and doesn't count. To my knowledge the only places that forces the pledge is private schools and having it there doesn't indoctrinate anyone, it just says that one nation is under God. The whole world is under God whether you believe or or not. So if you don't want to believe it than don't dau it and nobody in their right mind will judge you for it.
These movies are all such a disturbing look into the minds of evangelicals. They're paranoid as fuck.
I love when it’s the two of you reviewing
Love the shirt Mr. Snob...and your wife is a saint for making it thru this crap.
Oh Brad, if you thought THIS was bad, heads-up: Dinesh D'Souza's new movie is coming out soon. Yyyyyyyyyyep! And it's called Death of a Nation, and currently has a whopping score of 1 on Metacritic! Yea.
*"Bad religious movie bingo."*
That one's a keeper.
Let's see the same movie, only instead of saying "god" in the pledge of allegiance, it's kneeling during the national anthem, and see how the makers of this film react.
I can't wait for the eventual review for Dinesh D'Souza's newest cinematic foray. The poster alone is unbelievable.
why does not Sarbo reprise his role of Hercules and see if Hercules converts to Christ
Mathieu Leader but why would a demigod believe in his father.... Oh wait...
Geez, looking at Kevin Sorbo's imdb, how many of these goddamn movies are they churning out these days?!
CarozQH like 20 a year but they release it every other to theaters for like a day before going to the RED BOX
Gotta get that cash!
Ceris Beech by being in a marvel movie and not in 50 000 pure flix films
Because bad christian films are cheap to produce and easy to turn in a profit and Kevin Sorbo is making mad money will badly promoting his religion that he strongly believes in?
Dave/Brad Canon Couple.
during my first year of college, i met this guy who was dead-set on really making me Christian. Like he just approaches me out of nowhere, saying he felt something from me (whatever that means) and felt God was trying to tell him to convince me to follow God. It should be noted I was raised Christian, i have nothing against it, and despite being agnostic, I am a spiritual person rather than religious).
I was a respectful, polite person while we talked the total three times, but each of those conversations always boiled down to "how can you have a life without God? How do you find the drive to achieve the greater good?" and I was like, "I'm motivated by wanting to make the world a good place for anyone who needs it, and I don't need to believe in a higher being checking off that i'm doing A, B, and C on his list in order to motivate me to achieve the greater good." Like I know while it can be and is very helpful for others, for me, I don't need God to try to be a good human being; I just do it because I care about people, and there needs to be more goodness in the world sometimes.
I then avoided him like hell because it made me uncomfortable and the first month away from home was already hard enough.
Not Applicable Being Christian is my thing, but I'd never want to try and force someone to change to fit my beliefs. That's not fair.
I am an atheist myself, and usually I don't bring it up at all when talking to theists. If someone happens to be very pushy with their faith though, I may explain my position, or counter their belief structure, but I try to be passive with it. Now if a person is trying to push their religion on others, using politics to influence the law or schools, I will fight tooth and nail to keep things secular. Also, if someone is trying to undermine scientific fact, with religious claims that provide no evidence, I will strongly counter with scientific facts. I really appreciate that Brad's wife ( I believe it's Laura, but not sure ) is willing to say publicly that she is an atheist. It's brave, because we get a lot of persecution from all sides and all religions, many people believing that without God, we have no morality and no purpose... Most morality comes from empathy for others, which is biologically innate in most people. Religious morals come second, and are built on top of our preexisting empathy. As far as purpose goes, Atheists define their own meaning and purpose in life, based on all sorts of things, and for myself it's an existential concept. All the things that make my life worth living, are my purpose and meaning. If a religious person reads this, I hope it dispells some common misconceptions.
Do you have an answer to how everything is made perfect in the world to make life continue? Such as the sun is positioned perfectly for their to be life. The moon is positioned perfectly as well. There are all types of plants, trees, animals (sea, sky, and land) insects, and of course humans that need each other in order to exist and keep life going? Do you have evidence of how it is all made perfectly in order for life to keep on going? There’s more I can use as examples but I think you get what I’m saying.
@@MJ-qh9ud except everything isn't made perfect. Try living under water. Or in outer space. Or in Antarctica or Death Valley without a LOT of help. There is sooooo much more we can't live in. That we can live here is just the toss of the dice, and we DO live here because some places in our HUGE universe worked out where life could develop.
You know...Dinesh D'Souza's Death of a Nation is coming out in two days. It would be interesting if Brad and Dave went to see it. I feel like we have an another worst movie of the year on our hands.
Who wants to bet on a walk-out?
Honestly I've read the synopsis for that movie and I give them no more than 25 minutes 30 minutes if I'm feeling generous before they walk out
KotorFan3231 For real. Even the poster is attrocious, let alone the idea of such movie getting made.
Max the Scarecrow I'm dragging my friend to see it tomorrow night lol
KotorFan3231 Oh, I'm already sorry for your friend. Sometimes (and those are rare fucking moments) I am glad I live in Serbia, 'cause I doubt the movie is getting a world-wide release. Although if it did get a world-wide release I'd be probably publically hanged because of how many people here would actually buy into D'Souza's bullshit.
Max the Scarecrow just to piss people off im going to wear a I'm with her Hillary Clinton t-shirt to the film (I don't like her) and at the end of the film I'm going to yell out "well that was a fucking piece of shit"
Judging from the title, I assumed this would be an anti-separation of church and state film.
You maybe right.
I'm surprised you only mentioned Jesus Bro! after the 30 minute mark, this movie already sounds like a parody.
I hope you get to do a midnight screenings review on Dinesh D’Souza’s Death of a Nation!
Any video starting with Brad cackling maniacally is gonna be a good one.
As a non-American I find it pretty fucked up that they have to say the pledge of alleigance at school at all
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what country are you from
and in now
@@andrewblanchard2537 why do you care?
You know what role I want to see Kevin Sorbo do? Mengsk from Starcraft. Just make his beard thicker and have him do a rich southern guy accent and yeah. He's fucking Mengsk.
I can’t wait for the Death of a Nation review.
Hey Brad, let me give you a mnemonic that YOU'LL be able to remember for manicure and pedicure!
PEDicure > PEDestrian > foot
MANicure > MANOS, the HANDS of Fate > hands
4:22 Or _This Ain't God's Not Dead 3 XXX: An Adult Parody_
8:57 First Rule of Debate Club: Do Not Talk About Debate Club.
9:33 I imagine the cast doesn't help, since they're likely pushing 30. Also, it sounds batshit insane, but there are schools that give out computers or iPads to their students.
If there is a God's Not Dead porn parody it needs to be a gay porno.
Ryan Downey So are the two dudes banging parodies of Kevin Sorbo and David A.R. White?
Noah M. Schneider Nah, Kevin Sorbo and Josh Wheaton.
Noah M. Schneider I assume that Sean Hannity and the Duck Dynasty guys fit in the cancer liberal.
Ike shouldn't have added Under God to our pledge.
When Brad started talking about the principal going to the Christian kid before the "big debate" I was seriously sitting here thinking "Oh please, for the love of GOD tell me that Casper Van FUCKING Dien pulled a 'sweep the leg'!"
When I found out it was a check, I was disappointed. I'd have hunted down this movie to watch an eeeeeeeevil atheist principal knock this kid in the knee with a yardstick and make him have to do the speech on crutches.
You know it has to be a good review when Brad just heard about the movie before seeing it.
Dear lord it has a maga rap? And yet the main character is latinx? What the fuck!
God the more I hear Brad and Laura talk about this movie, it sounds so much like a Christian Persecution mastubatory fantasy
Now I want that soundtrack to be really in there...
"She sure has a lot of bills!" While a cowboy ranger in the background is dancing :D
Brad is saving Dave for the new Dinesh D'Souza film coming out this week Mrs. Snob. XD.
Sooooo looking for the snob episode of this
One Nation Under God not dead with a vengeance
Sonic Youth Dirty!!
I just shot the progression of how afternoon becomes night
When I was in high school we just didn't say the pledge. Come to think of it I think we stopped doing it in 8th grade.
Hey, people from other countries? Do you have a pledge of allegiance that you said in school, or is that another Americanism?
Most countries have never had a pledge of allegiance or they've dropped it when they turned into democracies in the 19th or 20th centuries. I'm sure there are still some dictatorships with similar pledges, but that's about it. As far as western democracies go these days, it's most certainly an American thing.
Antonio Sabato Jr. AND Kevin Sorbo?
This is gonna be gold.
love the sunset behind you both.
I dont know why but sometimes lauren seems stoned in reviews.
Mutale Mwananshiku you would look like that after watching a film like this. It eats your soul
Lapinporokoira true.
Well it is Stoned Gremlin Productions. She’s just getting in character ;p
Wouldn't you look similar if you just came out of watching pieces of shit movies like this?
I work in a semi-rural school district with more and more "open plan" classrooms and lots of laptops. That part is at least common in some schools nowadays.
I love that so many former heartthrobs act or direct in these religious movies after they have been forgotten by mainstream Hollywood.
As far as high schools go, I graduated in 2018 and my school had more than three buildings, albeit none were particularly big, as the school was rather spread out.
If being an idiot got you fired from a job as a high school principal, there'd be half as many high school principals.
I related to Laura, an atheist but don't care what others believe as long as it isn't pushed on me, but love finding like-minded people to chat with too although those are definitely not the only people I hang out with
This review was everything I hoped for. Lol.
If there’s another Jesus, Bro, there needs to be a scene where Laura pushes someone into a locker and says, “where’s your God now, bro?!”
Hey Brad, I've worked with these guys before, and I think they talk about NDAs on all of their films before you agree to watch them. Really enjoyed the video, but you might want to privatize it before anyone from the site comes and tells you to take it off.
I love when all the students were saying the pledge of allegiance, and there is a long pause where they should be saying "under God". Like, why have a pause in there? It's so weird. This movie is SO WEIRD.
How the mighty Hercules has fallen.
Can’t wait for the Snob episode
YES! For a "Jesus, Bro!" sequel. And have John Corbett play the Rickheads dad
Nobody in my school even said the pledge. They played it over the speaker and we just stood up. Occasionally a teacher would go along with it, but most kids didn’t give a shit. 🤷🏻♂️
natsfan1137 In my school you got in trouble if you didn't. My friend, a Jehovah's Witness isn't allowed to due to his religion, and was called out for it
Don't be sorry! Your input was refreshing and enjoyable!
Ped is feet, like pedestrian, someone who is walking.
oh boy goody goody can we expect a proper snob review i sure hope so